2025-12-31 12:25:55

This coin has been in the market for almost 9 days now. My operations were a bit disappointing—after buying in, it looked like it was going up for 3 days, then dropped for the next 3 days, which really made me angry. I went all-in with full leverage, dumping 5300 tokens all at once. And what happened? After I sold, it stopped dropping, and I quickly bought back in 😄

Yesterday, the market dropped two big levels, and late at night I felt a bit restless, wanting a rebound but it didn't happen. Today, it was up and down, but it just wouldn't go down.

Looking at this market trend, I remembered a classic manipulation tactic. Imagine: you get cheap chips at the bottom, and then the big players suddenly start dumping, causing a sharp crash that scares away half the people. That moment really makes you question life. When panic selling starts, a big bullish candle shoots up rapidly, leaving no chance for latecomers to get on board.

Honestly, shorting carries much greater risk than going long. To truly accumulate chips at the bottom, mental preparation and risk control awareness must be in place.

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NotSatoshi

· 2h ago

Full leverage and full position directly smashing in, this move is indeed a bit ruthless. It's a typical chase for the rise and sell on the dip, selling during the rebound and buying back, which is a struggle against oneself. This wave indeed shows signs of a pump, it all depends on how many chips the big players still hold. Eating chips at the bottom tests your mentality the most; most people can't withstand the three minutes of panic.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 2h ago

Another story of setting a trap for oneself, selling out and then trying to get it back. I'm too familiar with this trick.

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BasementAlchemist

· 2h ago

Full leverage, selling and buying again, this operation is really working for the big players.

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MemeCurator

· 2h ago

Haha, it's that same trick of cutting leeks again. We're just latecomers, right? Full position with maximum leverage? Bro, you're gambling, not trading. Picking up the bottom really requires a big heart, which I don't have. Selling in a panic and then buying back, this move is really ruthless. The market manipulators love this tactic—first scare off a bunch of people, then push the price up. Watching the market fluctuate, honestly, you just need patience. Long and short both have pitfalls; the key is not to go all in.

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MetaLord420

· 2h ago

Haha, selling like crazy is indeed a real skill. You need to have such a strong mindset to pull it off.

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